THREAD: Why do we fail to check for understanding systematically? We know we should but very often teachers skip through sections of lessons without checking whether their explanations are landing. Why?
What 'voting' looks like in a dictatorship...
A ballot paper from the German parliamentary election in 1936, which gave voters only one choice.
One of many fascinating items currently on display @wienerlibrary
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When @PearsonEdexcel send you a marking contract on the 20th Dec (after schools broken up and you’re trying to avoid thinking about work) then send you a reminder on Xmas Day 🤯 + withdraw the contract today (still with the family)?! No wonder they struggle to get markers?! 🙈
Here is a thread containing all ten of our 'Five Ways' one-pagers. I've included the links to @teacherhead's original blog. You'll also find a PDF of each one-pager; PDF files are better for printing.
Good Morning! It's day 2 of the #HUKConf22 and we continue with the huge variety of talks and sessions to attend.
What are you excited about? Follow us here on Twitter, tag us and use #HUKConf22 1/2
Was chatting with a colleague today and we were looking at how to use this flowchart to improve both our circulation. It's a bit messy at first, but makes sense when you get stuck in I think. May be useful!